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The Catholic Church is far from the only Christian denomination to have played a role in the abuse and cultural erasure of Indigenous people. As the Pope makes his historic "penitential pilgrimage" of Canada, other churches may provide some inspiration on how to move forward with reconciliation.
It’s been a full year since the members of the St. Theresa Point First Nation watched heartbroken as their beloved church burned to the ground on East...
Cross Lake First Nation has learned that dozens more of its children died at the local residential s...
CATHOLIC BISHOPS OF SASKATCHEWANSeptember 28, 2021To all Catholics of Saskatchewan and the Indigenous Peoples of this landWarm greetings. As the Catholic Bishops of Saskatchewan, we begin by joining with Bishops from across the country in the September 24, 2021 statement which offered an unequivocal apology to the Indigenous Peoples of this land.Two months ago, as we began a
The Saskatchewan bishops are reviving the fundraising goal made a few years ago of raising $25 million. The previous fundraising move was halted after raising only $3.9 million. Anglican, Presbyterian, and United Methodist churches had fulfilled paying the full amount a few years ago. Archdiocese of Regina Archbishop Donald Bolen, Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Saskatoon Bishop Bryan Bayda of the, Keewatin-Le Pas Archdiocese Archbishop Murray Chatlain, Diocese of Saskatoon Bishop Mark Hagemoen and Prince Albert Diocese Bishop Stephen Hero signed the letter. “We are deeply grateful for the...